mesenchymal glioblastoma
johngiustino
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I recently was given the results of a biomarker analysis of my GBM tumor. It was determined to be a "mesenchymal glioblastoma" subtype. I did not press my NO on the meaning of this, preferring to do some research on my own before asking questions. Overall I feel fortunate - other than a recent seizure I am doing well: I just passed the 1 year mark post diagnosis and had a clean MRI.
Has anyone else been diagnosed with this kind of GBM? If so, was there any interpretation of what it means in terms of treatment or survival?
Thanks,
JG
Has anyone else been diagnosed with this kind of GBM? If so, was there any interpretation of what it means in terms of treatment or survival?
Thanks,
JG
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